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Public Improvement District Fund



               PID #12 – Chapel Hill

               FUND SUMMARY

                                                                                                  Change from
                                                FY2017     FY2018      FY2018      FY2019       FY2018 Adopted
                                                 Final     Adopted    Adjusted    Adopted     Amount        %
               Charge for Service                       -           -          -           -           -     0.00%
               Use of Money & Property               509            -          -           -           -     0.00%
               Other                              56,818      61,431      61,431     62,786        1,355     2.16%
               Transfer In                              -           -          -           -           -     0.00%
               Use of Fund Balance                      -     21,212      21,212       1,642    (19,570) -1191.84%

                Revenue                      $         57,327 $         82,643 $         82,643 $         64,428 $       (18,215)  -28.27%

               Gen Operating & Maintenance        70,101      80,643      80,643     62,428     (18,215)   -29.18%
               Transfer Out & Other                2,000       2,000       2,000       2,000           -     0.00%
                Expenses                     $         72,101 $         82,643 $         82,643 $         64,428 $       (18,215)  -28.27%

               FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS

               Public Improvement District (PID) #12 – Chapel Hill was established on March 23, 2004 to encompass the Chapel
               Hill  neighborhood  which  includes  approximately  1,346  acres.  This  PID  was  created  to  support  anticipated
               economic development of the area and to provide additional neighborhood amenities.

               The  Chapel  Hill  PID  funds  are  utilized  primarily  for  utility  expenditures,  management  fees,  and  pond
               maintenance.











































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